The Portland daily press., 1887-07-30
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 80.
Jacob Sharp's Stay of Pro-
ceedings.
A Statement from Mr..
Delaney Nicoil.
NEW YORK. June %. 1887.

NEW YORK, June %, 1887.
nFAR MRS. AVER: l have delayed my ae-
Acknowledgement of your gift chiefly to give you my
deliberate Judgment upon the merit OF your tonic.
| NAV now write you that, after trlal oil a week,
during which / have conformed to the directions
on the label am convinced that VITA Nuoya'
IL all that Won claim it to be- / have used 1t with
greater confidence than others might, because
knew you would not recommend so earnestly
mixture which did not have the qualities you avow
it possesses But if my confidence In you was
great, my faith in Vita Nuova is now greater.
began TO take 1t after four weeks steady work in
the sharp case, when my energies were nearly ex-
hausted. 1t has not only added to my physical VI
tality but has clarified the mind and stimulated
its action.
gave one bottle to Mr.. MARITIME and one to Col
Fellows. Their experience is the same as mine.
They regard it as an antidote against exhaustion,
and attribute to its influence alone greater capa-
city for mental effort than they have ever known
Very faithfully yours, Delaney NICoLL-
This has been one of the most celebrated trials
OF the age. Judge, jury and lawyers were all worn
out The District Attorney and his able assistants
were breaking down from the long strain when
they began to take 'Yita Nuova, or, New Life"
Prof. David SWING of Chicago, one of the most
eminent divines of our day, writes Mrs. Aver, as
follows
LAKE GENEVA. Wis, June %, 1887.
DEAR FRIEND. MRS. AVER: You and have
50 long been personal friends that | am almost
afraid my regard for you helps make your 'Vita
Nuovan better than other medicines. 1t finds in
my organism an enemy that has ''held the fort"
for thirty years, but 1t has already brought me
peace and hope. 1t has great merit as help to
nature. am glad IL is not magical compound,
nor the juice of some plant found in the heart of
Africa by some heaven-guided tramp, but is who'll
ly rational and scientific. With kindest wishes,
your friend, DAVID SWING.
Mrs. Aver desires to impress upon the public
that she is not physician-does not claim to be in
any sense Of the word-but merely asserts that
vita Nuova" is made from a prescription given
her by her physician which saved her life, and
which has effected wonderful cures in many in
stances to her certain knowledge. She does not
offer it to the sick on her simple "say so but upon
the testimony of well-known people who would
not recommend it unless they had tried 1t and be-
lieved in it.
In addition TO the letters printed above she has
similar letters from the Hon. S. S. Cox ex-Minis-
ter to Turkey; Hon. John Russell Young, ex-Min-
lister to China; Hon. Benjamin lie Feyre Member
of Congress from Ohio; Hons. Amos j. Cummings
and William G. stahinecker, Members of Congress
from New York Col Samuel Donelson, Doorkeep-
er House of Representatives, Washington ID. C. ;
Hon. Jacob Hess, of New York; Major-Gen Rufus
Ingalls,, Steele Mackaye, Esq, the eminent drama
fist; ex-Goy Bum, of Dakota, now editor of the
Philadelphia Transcript; John II. Chamberlin,
ESQ., OF Chamberlln's Hotel, Washington, D. c.;
Mrs. b. Grief, wife Of the celebrated art connois-
seur, and scores Of Others OF like standing
Mrs. Aver feels that such testimony should cause
sufferers, rich and poor alike, to give "Vita Nuo-
va" a fair trial, as she absolutely insists on
satisfied after using it.
She thoroughly believes it will cure, quickly and
surely, dyspepsia, nervousness, sleeplessness, In
somnia, nausea, headache, back or side ache, ach-
ing in the limbs, congestion of any kind, either
BRAIN liver or kidneys, palpitation of the heart,
weakening OF the vital forces, dependency, and
will drive away all feeling of languor so common
to overworked Americans.
She believes it will prevent sunstroke. 1t will
relieve the night cough so terrible to the consump-
tive.
Mothers Of young children inform her that tea
spoonful in water is the best corrective they have
tried.
The impression that it is the rich mans medi-
cine is erroneous, as poor men and women are eve
ny day thanking Mrs. Aver for the benefits deriv-
ed from it, and many have told her that had they
used "Vita NuOya' in their families years ago
they would have to-day much more money in the
savings banks than they now have.
No bottle has ever been returned, and satlsfac-
ton hes been universal. If understandable at your
druggists, order by mail of HARRIET HUB
BARD AVER, 80 and Al Park Place, New York.
Price 81 per bottle.